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DIGIFLEX flex-fuel converter UPDATE:

Introducing DigiFlex!
The newest advancement in Flex-Fuel Conversion Technology!
This next generation flex-fuel converter does not require a
manual switch, is easier to install and is adjustable.

Why DIGIFLEX?

No car payments, lower insurance premiums, lower taxes and driving what you like. Life is good.
You can continue to enjoy all of these benefits while helping the US become independent from foreign oil and support the US economy. Turn your current vehicles into a flex-fuel vehicle with the installation of the DIGIFLEX Flex-Fuel Conversion Kit. Continue to drive what you like using the fuel that gives greater performance and promotes a cleaner environment.
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what is a DIGIFLEX?

DIGIFLEX is a flex-fuel conversion technology that utilizes its own standalone CPU to enable the vehicle’s fuel system to burn ethanol (E85), gasoline, or any blend of the two fuels. The vehicle’s original computer is not bypassed. The vehicle continues to be controlled by the original sensors and ECU, but in such a way as to allow efficient burning of alcohol blends.

DIGIFLEX installation does not alter the originality of a vehicle. DIGIFLEX plugs into the vehicle’s existing wiring harness without cutting or splicing. DIGIFLEX is easily removed leaving your car completely unaltered.

We highly recommend that you treat your engine with the included Lubrilon Engine Protection Kit (Engine Treatment and Fuel Treatment) before running on alcohol. This helps clean the fuel system and protects the engine from corrosion.

FFV vs. Non FFV OEM Parts

What they don't want you to know!

Many car manufacturers claim that they use special parts in the manufacturing of a Flex-Fuel vehicles (FFV's) due to the "corrosiveness of ethanol". So why are the primary parts in both type vehicles the same? We presented this to the EPA and this is what we found ...read more